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Originally Posted by eschwartz
I haven't checked yet, but apparently the LastPass site gives you site history re:heartbleed vulnerability?
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It does, and that is how I knew Amazon, Facebook, and Google had all been vulnerable in the past. I wouldn't get a false sense of relief about sites that are now safe if they were once vulnerable, assuming I used any of those sites and exchanged data with them. I have definitely used and have accounts with Amazon, Facebook, Google, and others and once I'm certain they have fixed the issues then I will change passwords. No need to change passwords until they are definitely fixed as that might keep you at risk.